A few years ago, I made a feature documentary about rock posters, Died Young Stayed Pretty, which premiered at SXSW Film Festival. Cartoonist Ward Sutton did a great 12-panel comic strip review of the film in the Village Voice, and Filmmaker Magazine did an awesome interview.
My new film, Dead Zoo, is finally off the ground, after six years of sweaty script development and countless hours with amazing collaborators like Oscar-nominated character developer Julianna Kolakis (District 9), 2D animator Philip Piaget and musician Com Truise. Dead Zoo is inspired by recent conversations revolving around the merging of the body with machines — a prosthetic love story about what it means to be human, and what it means to be alive. It’s the story of a young woman with a prosthetic arm, who, against all odds, comes to terms with her extraordinariness.
It’s been a super scary yet wonderful experience...
My new film, Dead Zoo, is finally off the ground, after six years of sweaty script development and countless hours with amazing collaborators like Oscar-nominated character developer Julianna Kolakis (District 9), 2D animator Philip Piaget and musician Com Truise. Dead Zoo is inspired by recent conversations revolving around the merging of the body with machines — a prosthetic love story about what it means to be human, and what it means to be alive. It’s the story of a young woman with a prosthetic arm, who, against all odds, comes to terms with her extraordinariness.
It’s been a super scary yet wonderful experience...
- 10/2/2012
- by Eileen Yaghoobian
- Filmmaker Magazine - Blog
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